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Re: dynamic compression of comertials
Dolby has created a very sophisticated loudness control algorithm that
has been integrated into TVs, Home Theaters and now PC laptops.
It uses a combination of perceptual loudness and auditory scene analysis
that are quite interesting.
From: AUDITORY - Research in Auditory Perception
[mailto:AUDITORY@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of MARUI Atsushi
Sent: Tuesday, September 20, 2011 7:08 AM
Subject: Re: dynamic compression of comertials
In the United States, there is an act called CALM that limits perceived
loudness of TV Ads, which will be enforced by the end of this year.
Loudness measurement will be done according to ITU-R 1770 standard.
I'm not sure if other countries have similar laws, but in Europe, EBU
has a similar standard:
Faculty of Music, Tokyo University of the Arts
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On 2011/09/20, at 20:04, Zlatan Ribic wrote:
> Dear List,
> compressed comertials in broadcasting are much louder if compared with
"standard" program. Is there any norm limiting this misuse?